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- Portfolio recommended by a friend: Take a hard look

- Pool of people who didn't get a chance to hire before: I'll see them again in a few months

- Headhunters to the collection: this is the most common, give 10 to 15 at a time, because the work is busy, first impressions can only spend 30s to 1min to see

(1) First impressions from 30s to 1min:

Can you break out the candidate's sense of design, personal taste: make me feel really want to talk to him, want to work with this person.

Small details: See how this person's work attitude is

Without fancy, it can be simple and simple

(2) Clear self-positioning:

Self-positioning emerges from the overall appearance of the entire Portfolio

What have you been focused on over the past few years? (1 to 2 oks, too many words to find their own positioning first)

Don't let the coach think about what you're going to focus on.

(3) Design Process Design Process:

Story line、Design approach

Design Process may be much the same, focusing on how to discuss (in terms of personal experience/opinion) and highlight the individual's ability to interpret

Does the coach think this person has a unique perspective, or is curious about what your outcome is?

📍 (4) Information Hierarchy / Navigation Framework Guided Architecture

Don't let me in and don't know how to get out?

These will reveal your details, design skills

Visual Design is leading the way, and Design Thinking and Design Depth lets you really get a job, both of which have to be taken into account.

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H：我分成五个 P (Preview、Position、Problem、Process、Precise)

N：Do not "please enter your password first":

If you want to enter a password for a folio, you are less likely to be opened

Things that can't be made public shouldn't be on the Internet, and they can't be revealed verbally during an interview

(1) What is a good movie?

Good movies, good screenwriters, good actors

A good screenwriter, a good script: the structure of a folio

Good Actor: Works

(2) Folio architecture:

It's about 100s: catch the audience's heart in the shortest time

Think the other way: What do you want the audience to remember when they watch it? Grow bones and grow meat from take away again

A good work assembly helps the audience see every side of you

(3) Works:

5 to 8 works

There were more than 40 works, and no one saw that much

Use data to observe clicks on folios

Put strengths in Above the fold: multi-use orchestration and architecture

Above the fold: A better place to publish an article or ad

Below the fold: a place used to publish an article or advertisement that is poor"

Usually it's only time to look at Portfolio first or second, so it's going to be very strong.

A：I share a concept plus four abilities

(1) A concept: like writing a Blog Post

Who's watching your collection? Can the audience participate after watching it? Some folios are like "writing records", but this is too lengthy

The folio structure is like Hero's journey and requires four capabilities: research, analysis, design thinking, execution, final result, business impact

Research:

You don't have to put methodology (methodology) because the coaches know that

The coach would rather know about your Project definition

Go to summary this study, question 1, question 2, question 3 ...

Analysis and Design Thinking and Execution:

How does your design thinking work? For example, you have direction 1, direction 2, but which one do you choose in the end? Why? (e.g. if you're using testing or internal communication)

Through these to show your thinking logic

[3] Final design solution：

Does solution 1, 2, 3 match our original problem 1, 2, 3?

design rational: If it doesn't correspond, there's a logical problem

提 solution 是炫技的时候：展现 intention design skill、motion graphic design skill、flow design、information architecture…

[4] Business impact：

Designing works requires commercial influence

How much money did the product end up making? How much more user? How much improvement has been made?

If the work is still in development, you can present the results of internal testing, feedback from support team... Wait a minute.

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👋 share a small story of her work collection of the year

L：Eight words "ideas adhere to, practice elasticity"

Have faith, but be flexible: integrate the company's culture, team members...

Pack yourself and learn to discuss.

A：Have the spirit of growth hacking: every time you go to the interview, you'll adjust the folio when you get back

Where do the positions I'm going to apply for now intersect with my own abilities?

Discover that the most click-through in the folio is "about page": what is my philosophy of design, the course of foundation, and the principles of belief? Because the interviewer will want to find someone with the same idea to come into the team

The about page is not a resume, but a softer narrative.

N：Design.The most important link: be sure to do user validation (user verification)